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Meanings of enjoin in English
Usage of enjoin in English
1
Ye enjoin right conduct and forbid indecency; and ye believe in Allah.
2
But should he command it; can a father enjoin a cursed act?
3
So I enjoin you not to open a classbook before next Monday.
4
We do not interfere with religious convictions when we enjoin Sunday observance.
5
Tom suddenly ceased speaking and held up a hand to enjoin silence.
6
To those laws, enjoin what they may, I am prepared to submit.
7
And can it be that good policy does not equally enjoin it?
8
But, with all my love, I enjoin you not to come here.
9
Power commanded respect, and respect provided a platform from which to enjoin reason.
10
And dropped it in the glowing mass-nopriest did this enjoin.
11
You enjoin a continued silence in regard to your return from the South.
12
On him I will enjoin silence; he is paid by me.
13
S: Take to forgiveness and enjoin good and turn aside from the ignorant.
14
Picard asked the judge to enjoin my clients from suing the Picower entity.
15
The Principal raised his hand, to enjoin a silence that was already absolute.
16
They talk about having the slippers ready, and enjoin women to be domestic.
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Enjoin across language varieties
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